The lawsuit is the Trump administration's latest challenge to state action on climate change.

Environmental and scientific groups can still access the underlying data and haven't shown an injury to sue over, the judge ruled.

The automotive package limits technological neutrality, while the Industrial Accelerator Act will hinder exports, CEO Oliver Zipse argues.

It's unclear if Sublime Systems can fulfill a deal with Microsoft to supply as much as 622,500 metric tons of cement over five to eight years.

The phenomenon is poised to add extra warmth to a planet that’s rapidly heating due to human-caused climate change.

Temperatures in Cape Town climbed to 108 degrees Fahrenheit on Wednesday, the highest since records began 66 years ago.

Tanker backlogs, damaged energy infrastructure and threats in the Strait of Hormuz could keep gasoline prices elevated.

Xcel Energy floated the idea in response to the expectation it would face "significant capacity shortfalls” through the winter of 2028.

The leader of the U.N. International Maritime Organization speaks about the president’s campaign to kill a net-zero initiative.

A leading ratings group warns that the utility faces $50 billion in liability for Oregon wildfires in 2020 and might not be able to pay.

Senators blocked rival plans Wednesday to fund the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Some lawmakers argued the bill language was overly broad and could stifle clean energy policy.

CARB’s proposed cap-and-trade rules are getting political blowback from in-state Democrats — and the Nevada governor — because of refinery concerns.

State Farm has also agreed not to cancel any new policies this year, and it won’t be canceling some policies it had planned not to renew in wildfire-affected areas.

Brussels must take urgent measures to reduce the carbon footprint of food and farming, a scientific advisory board report says.

A sub-Antarctic island population is succeeding even though the water is warming and the food web that it relies on is changing with it, says a seabird ecologist.

Surging oil and gas prices could increase inflation — a bad omen for a renewables industry that recently canceled projects because of higher costs.

A federal judge says the agency needs to comply with a December court order to restart a program that helps states prepare for natural disasters.

The leader of Climate United is taking a position with a wealth management firm.

Getting data centers to generate their own electricity may ease one obstacle to public acceptance of data centers. But it creates new hurdles.